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Don Cornell - Temptation Was Too Strong lyrics
When we got married
 All of our friends were there
 Ev'ryone said
 We were a happy pair
 Together we would have
 A home, sweet home
 But listen
 They didn't know, uh!
 You had an outside affair goin' on
 Listen!
 Listen!
 It's too, late (late)
 Lord, too late (to late to wake up)
 It's too late, it's too late
 (It's too late)
 Let me tell ya
 We've got to break-up
 (We've got to break-up)
 Lord, you stayed away too long
 (Temptation was) too strong
 It's too, late (for you)
 Hey, listen!
 I've have a message for you!
Listen to me!
 Spoken:
 You know a friend of mine
 Called me the other day
 By the name of Joe Tex
 He said, 'Don, try to *'Hold To What You Got'
 But *'Ninety-Nine and a Half' won't do
 Like Wilson Pickett said
 I tried, *'A Lover's Prayer'
 Like Otis Redding said
 It just didn't work out
 I'm gonna follow
 Solomon Burke's advise
 *'Tonight's The Night'
 It's all over, honey
 'Cause I need someone
 To *'Stand By Me'
 Like Ben E. King said
 The rest of my life
 Listen!
 Baby! Baby!
 Don Cornell - Temptation Was Too Strong - http://motolyrics.com/don-cornell/temptation-was-too-strong-lyrics.html
 It's too (late)
 You're too late to wake up
 (It's too late to wake up)
 And let me tell ya somethin' else! 
 It's too late
 (It's too late) (now!)
 I found myself a full time love
 Girl, you know
 You stayed away too long
 Temptation was too strong
 It's too late
Spoken:
 And listen!
 I don't want you to come
 Knockin' on my do'!
 (Too late)
 Listen!
 May find myself, somebody
 To let me sleep late ev'ry Sunday mo'nin
 And bring me my breakfast to my bed
 And when I have a headache
 She comes, she rubs my achin' head
 An you listen!
 She comfort me
 So sweet 'n frail
An let me tell you somethin', Honey!
FADES-
 You know, you just not qualified!
 I said, you're not qualified!
 You're just not qualified to do it!
~
Don't Song Title Reference:
 1. Hold What You've Got - Joe Tex
 Dec 19, 1964+ (#5 pop)
 2. Ninety-Nine And A Half (Won't Do)
 Wilson Pickett May 28, 1966 (#44 pop)
 3. My Lover's Prayer - Otis Redding
 June 4, 1966 (#6 pop)
 4. Tonight's The Night - Solomon Burke
 May 29, 1965 (#28 Pop)
 5. Stand By Me - Ben E. King
 May 8, 1961 (#4 Pop)









